Now I can remember reading about this somewhere(wrongly remembered it as
automatic refactoring)...
I have this problem when I have to copy my image to pharocloud by example.
You need to zip your .image file and load it to the cloud.
what I am doing now is to replace my in-uri string parameters with the
excepted arg1, arg2 etc.
So is this the only solution? since the behavior is not voluntary.
gcotelli wrote
> I saw this happening only when the image cannot find the sources file, so
> it has to decompile the methods.
>
> On Mon, Jul 17, 2017 at 7:34 PM, lionelakue <
> lionelakue@
> > wrote:
>
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> When you copy an image or sometimes when you make a Metacello commit,
>> your
>> methods are automatically refactored.
>>
>> This uncleanse the code (replacing context meaningfull variable names
>> with
>> gereric identifiers) and prevents seaside request parameters . Which are
>> mapped to method parameters by uri strings:
>>
>> ToDoHandler>>searchFor: aString
>>
> <get>
>>
> <path: '/search?query={aString}'>
>>
>> ^ String streamContents: [ :stream |
>> ToDoList default items do: [ :each |
>> (each title includesSubString: aString)
>> ifTrue: [ stream nextPutAll: each title; crlf ] ] ]
>>
>>
>> will become:
>>
>>
>> ToDoHandler>>searchFor: arg1
>>
> <get>
>>
> <path: '/search?query={aString}'>
>> ^ String streamContents: [ :arg2|
>> ToDoList default items do: [ :arg3|
>> (each title includesSubString: aString)
>> ifTrue: [ arg2 nextPutAll: arg3 title; crlf ] ] ]
>>
>>
>> So will end having a Parameter not found exception because arg1 and
>> aString
>> mismatche.
>>
>>
>> Is there a way to disable automatic refactoring?
>>
>> Lionel
>>
>>
>>
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